My sub and finished floor is 1 3/4 thick will this work? What type of hole needs to be cut out?
44947
Yup, almost any thickness of sub-floor/flooring is fine: elec box is adjustable. The hole is square in shape with rounded off corners (about 3/4" radius), Template is included. For tools we used an oscilating multi-tool and roto-zip for corners. A jig saw probably would work but use masking tape over flooring to protect and stop tearing of wood flooring.
44948
Yes it will work the box deepth is total adjustable. a bit bigger than a standard gang box but the brass cover is more than able to cover itI really like this unit. works well Good luck
44949
The a floor thickness is not a problem , the hole you cut in the floor needs to be square like the box, if this is a remodel use a router for the flooring for then saw zaw for subfloor if you are concerned about over cutting or damaging the floor corvering, always cut from the top floor covering down, but rember to inspect under the subfloor for problems.
44950
It will work fine, it is adjustable for different thinknesses. You will need to cut a rectangular hole for box to drop in. It has a template for you to use. It is a pretty easy job.
44951
Yes my floor was also 1-3/4" thick. It comes with a template for the hole, I drilled four holes one in each corner of the cutout then used a jigsaw to complete the cutout. It is very nice quality for the price and fairly easy to install.
44952
The "ears" on the box are adjustable, so it should. My floor thickness is roughly the same. A template is provided to cut a rectangular hole.
101651
i had existing 3/4 in. but 1/2 would work. u can put larger washer on inside or outside if hole is bigger.
1622863
It's 1/4" in diameter so you'll need a hole at least 5/16" in diameter but a little larger (say 3/8") would accommodate it a little easier.
248400
I'm not sure if it will work or not; holes are 1.5 in. C-to-C, mine works great (after I read directions)
862286
Think it will if total depth is only 1", but be sure to go slow and create a guide to get a straight cut. (We clamped board to top to use as guide.) edges will be tricky, but can be done.
479573
Not with the hardware that can with mine. The thickest the door could be with the hardware that was provided would be 1 3/4".
1566448
Hi Virginia, I am afraid you have to drill two 1/4 " holes as It calls for in the instructions. Regards, Guenter
1922296
Hi, Pichner. Unable to measure my product at this time, I am at work overseas. But based on the cut out requirement of 24 1/4 inch and the sink in tapering in towards the bottom, it should work. I assume the walls of your cabinet is not more than 1/2 inch thick? Good luck! Hans
1287502
It should work, you will have to cut down some of the material, and you can use the left over material in your floor vents.
641364
Not sure I visualize this but if it's a 1 3/4" recess (similar to a groove), the two end flanges and flange cover won't fit in a space that side. The two round flange covers are about a 3" diameter. If my visualization is not correct, I apologize for my answer.
1962413
The bottom box is adjustable to whatever depth you need so the top will fit flush with the floor. The unit comes with a template to cut the exact size hole, as well as all hardware to install.
1746524
This should work on 1/4 inch and even down to sheet metal it comes with spacers for thicker applications
1368052
Not trying to be funny but a 3 (1/2) inch hole saw should make a 3 (1/2) inch hole. Just for curiosity I measured the hole saw blade and this particular one measures 3 (7/16) inch outside and 3 (5/16) inner. Wall side for teeth is (1/16) inch thick. Suggest you look for a 3 inch hole saw and use oscillating sanding drum disk to get to the 3.06 needed.
640178
It will,cut through a 4x4 post Idk actual depths but I have built a table with mine bought it 7 months ago and just used it for the first time this past weekend over all works well
1197965
I used this in an existing hole replacing a different Moen faucet and needed no modifications. I believe the standard is 1 3/8" hole.
126425
The backing is a painted approx. 1/4" heavy pressed paper board. It should be easy enough to drill through, but I would think using a utility knife would give better results. You should be able to measure and make your cut-out before you actually attach the backing to the unit.
1588170
You need something around the wire. A quarter inch deep rectangular space surrounded by subfloor and filled with thinset would be ok